The White Stripes

We're rockin' around the Christmas tree and into a long list of rock stars who are celebrating their birthdays this month.

Test your rock recall with these unmistakable jams.

If you thought Kelly Clarkson could only sing pop, think again.

The Detroit house where the White Stripes recorded their 2005 album is now on the market.

Jack White has now penned a children's book, 'We're Going to Be Friends,' inspired by the White Stripes song of the same name.

A couple of days after protesting the use of "Seven Nation Army" in an unofficial pro-Donald Trump video, the White Stripes are it one step further.

A video that featured Donald Trump speaking as "Seven Nation Army" played caused Jack and Meg White to issue an anti-Trump statement.

The Rockin' 1,000, consisting of over 1,200 musicians, gathered to perform covers of classics by Nirvana, AC/DC, the White Stripes and more.

Turkeys aren't the only ones who dread Thanksgiving.

A rare 7-inch 45 of the second single by the White Stripes, ‘Lafayette Blues’ bundled with ‘Sugar Never Tasted So Good,’ sold for $12,700 on eBay, What Sells Best is reporting. The auction ended this morning (July 2).

Many fans were shocked when the White Stripes announced that they were calling it quits in February of 2011. While the band had gone through several breaks throughout their career, it seemed the duo of Jack and Meg White would reconvene once again to work on new music. Some are still hoping that the White Stripes will reform, but don't hold your breath for it. Jack White went on the record to say

The White Stripes will release their last ever show as a live album.  The Detroit duo's last gig took place on July 31, 2007 in Southaven, MS.  The collection, simply titled Live In Mississippi, will be made available exclusively to Jack White's Third Man Records Vault members.